Johnson & Johnson Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages, Assorted, 100/Box

Flexible fabric adhesive bandages help cover and protect minor wounds, cuts, scrapes, and burns. They are a practical choice for first aid kits, wound care supplies, breakrooms, and supply closets where comfort, flexibility, and everyday readiness matter. This box includes assorted sterile bandages in a 100-count format.

Key Features

• Flexible fabric bandages stretch, bend, and flex with movement for all-day comfort
• Made with Memory Weave fabric to support a comfortable fit during wear
• Quilt-Aid Comfort Pad cushions and protects painful wounds and may help prevent re-injury
• Hurt-Free Pad will not stick to the wound and wicks away blood and fluids for gentler removal
• Helps protect against dirt and germs that may cause infection for up to 24 hours
• 100-count box supports first aid stations, supply closets, and routine replenishment

Good Fit For

• First aid kits
• Wound care supplies
• Breakrooms
• Supply closets

Applications and Usage

• Covering minor cuts
• Protecting scrapes during daily activity
• Dressing minor burns
• Restocking workplace or shared first aid supplies
• Applying after antibiotic ointment as part of routine wound care

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 100/Box.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Apply to clean, dry skin for minor wound care
• Change the bandage daily, when wet, or as needed
• Intended for minor wounds, cuts, scrapes, and burns

FAQ

• What types of injuries are these bandages intended for? These flexible fabric adhesive bandages are intended to cover and protect minor wounds, cuts, scrapes, and burns.
• Do these bandages move comfortably with the skin? Yes. The Memory Weave fabric is made for comfort and flexibility, so the bandages stretch, bend, and flex as you move.
• Will the pad stick to the wound? No. The Hurt-Free Pad is designed not to stick to the wound and helps wick away blood and fluids for gentler removal.
• How long do these bandages stay on? These bandages stay on for up to 24 hours and help protect against dirt and germs during that time.
• How often should the bandage be changed? Change the bandage daily, when wet, or as needed. For proper wound care, the product details also recommend treating the wound with an antibiotic ointment such as Neosporin prior to application.

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